Showing posts with label Caucasus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caucasus. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

#750 Khan's Palace (Xan Sarayi), Sheki, Azerbaijan

#750 Khan's Palace (Xan Sarayi), Sheki, Azerbaijan

Within the walls of Sheki's Haci Chelabi Nukha's Fortress lies the magnificent and unique Khan's palace, which was finished in 1... Read more »

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

#808 Besh Barmac Dag, Azerbaijan

#808 Besh Barmac Dag, Azerbaijan

Rising 520m up sharply and distinctly from the Caspian Sea plains north of Baku and the Abseron Peninsula is Five Finger Mountain, known as ... Read more »

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

#822 Ateshgah Fire Temple, Abseron Peninsula, Azerbaijan

#822 Ateshgah Fire Temple, Abseron Peninsula, Azerbaijan

In the unappealing town of Suraxani, about an hour's drive from Baku is an astonishing fire temple, yet another example of Azerbaijan... Read more »

Sunday, March 31, 2013

#850 Yanar Dag (Fire Mountain), Abseron Peninsula, Azerbaijan

#850 Yanar Dag (Fire Mountain), Abseron Peninsula, Azerbaijan

This mountain is on fire!  On the edge of a desolate moorland on a small rural road just past the pink salt lake beyond the ugly oil-field t... Read more »

Monday, March 25, 2013

#853 Ararat, Turkey (Armenia)

#853 Ararat, Turkey (Armenia)

The cultural heart for the Armenian people lies just across the border in the home of their enemy: Turkey. Mount Ararat, known as Agri in Tu... Read more »

Saturday, February 16, 2013

#869 Candy Cane Mountains, Azerbaijan

#869 Candy Cane Mountains, Azerbaijan

The descriptive name was coined by travel writer Mark Elliot because of the beautiful stripey colors, but there isn't really anything th... Read more »

Friday, December 28, 2012

#891 Nakchivan, Azerbaijan

#891 Nakchivan, Azerbaijan

Nakchivan is an isolated province of Azerbaijan, but central to its heart and heritage. The president Aliyev's homeland, it is cut off f... Read more »
 
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